If William Gibson were from Louisiana, NORCO is probably the kind of thing he would have written. A strong blend of family drama fueled decision making with corporate over-extension crashing into local superstitions that may or may not turn out to be true, and all presented in a powerful and dreamlike way to keep you wondering if what you're experiencing is real or an illusion brought on by digital psychosis or chemicals or your own mind rebelling.

NORCO utilizes a slick first person point and click interface for you as Kay to figure out what has happened since you mother's death. Navigate between rooms and locations, interact, join forces and fight with a wide cast of weirdos and freaks, hunt for clues and map the relationships between them in your mind.

Beautiful game. If you've read any reviews you've spoiled too much already. If the trailer or free demo didn't intrigue you enough then I'm not going to convince you.